FlyingGeeseBenchPillow forDownload - Shabby Fabrics...Use Flying Geese template to cut strips into...
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Finished Size: 14" × 37"
�is diagram is for use with the Flying Geese Bench Pillow
project featured on our YouTube channel:
YouTube.com/ShabbyFabrics
© 2017 Jennifer BosworthShabbyFabrics.com
Fabric Requirements⅓ yard black damask (MASF8365-J) for borders and sashing⅓ yard cream (MASF8368-E)¼ yard red gingham (MASF610-RR)⅓ yard pink �oral dots on black (MASF8362-J)⅛ yard pink (MASF513-PP2)½ yard for backing
skytriangle
skytriangle
goosetriangle
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For goose triangles, use this line:
For sky triangles, use this line:
Featured fabrics are from the Welcome Home Flannel collection by Jennifer Bosworth for Maywood Studio
Cut FabricFrom black damask fabric, cut: • (2) 2½" × WOF for top and bottom borders • (2) 2½" × 10½" for side borders • (2) 2" × 10½" for sashingFrom cream fabric, cut: • (2) 3" × WOF Use Flying Geese template to cut strips into (4) goose triangles and (28) sky triangles • (4) 3" × 3" sky squares (for Block 3 corners)From red gingham fabric, cut: • (2) 3" × WOF Use Flying Geese template to cut strips into (8) goose triangles and (8) sky trianglesFrom the pink �oral dots on black, fabric cut: • (1) 5½" × 5½" square • (1) 3" × WOF Use Flying Geese template to cut strip into (8) goose trianglesFrom pink fabric, cut: • (1) 3" × WOF Use Flying Geese template to cut strip into (4) sky trianglesFrom backing fabric, cut: • (2) 14½" × 21" for backing
Required ToolsFlying Geese Ruler from Marti Michelle
available at .
Use lines for 3” strip width
�is diagram is for use with the Flying Geese Bench Pillow
project featured on our YouTube channel:
YouTube.com/ShabbyFabrics
No part of this pattern may be digitized or reproduced in any form unless given express written consent by Shabby Fabrics. All designs, photographs, and images are protected by federal copyright law. All rights reserved.
© 2017 Jennifer BosworthShabbyFabrics.com
Assemble BlocksReferring to diagram above for fabric placement, assemble (3) �ying geese blocks.
Add SashingAdd sashing strips to the left and right sides of Block 2. Press seams toward sashing, and trim to be even with the block. Add Block 1 to the sashing on the left side of the Block 2, and press seams toward sashing. Add Block 3 to the right side of Block 2, and press seams toward sashing.
Add BordersAdd side borders to the left and right sides of pillow. Press seams toward border, then trim to be even with the pillow. Add top and bottom borders to the top and bottom of the pillow. Press seams toward border, then trim to be even with the pillow.
Quilting (optional)Layer pillow top, batting, and backing (such as muslin). Quilt as desired.
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Featured fabrics are from the Welcome Home Flannel collection by Jennifer Bosworth for Maywood Studio
�is diagram is for use with the Flying Geese Bench Pillow
project featured on our YouTube channel:
YouTube.com/ShabbyFabrics
Assemble the PillowFold the 14½" end of one backing piece under ¼" and press. Fold under another ¼" and topstitch to secure. Repeat for the other backing piece.
Topstitch to secure
No part of this pattern may be digitized or reproduced in any form unless given express written consent by Shabby Fabrics. All designs, photographs, and images are protected by federal copyright law. All rights reserved.
© 2017 Jennifer BosworthShabbyFabrics.com
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Place pillow front on your work surface, right side up. Lay backing pieces on top of the pillow front, right sides together. �e back pieces will overlap each other in the center (refet to diagram below). Align outer edges with the outer edges of the front.
Fold and press
Backing14½" × 21"
Backing14½" × 21"
Pin and sew around all four sides with a ¼" seam allowance. Turn right side out and press.